Abstract
Objective: To investigate the interrater reliability among rehabilitation therapists in their use of scheduling guidelines to assure that limited staffing resources are directed toward those acute care patients in greatest need for rehabilitation services on a given day. Design: Development and interrater reliability evaluation of scheduling guidelines (a process involving refinement of a tool over 3 surveys to establish agreement among raters). Setting: 4 acute care hospitals within a broader health care system in the U.S.
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